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support Eric. Well now it's time for this week's episode of your truly Johnny Dollar.

The original air date marks the 6th 1953 and we're listening to the Gene Maxwell matter.

I'm Hollywood. It's time now for John Lund and Johnny Valley. We're ready on your call to Boston.

Go ahead, please. Hello? Yes, Mr. Simplin? Yes, I don't believe I remember you, Mr.

Oh, we've never met. Your company hired me here in Hartford to investigate the Gene Maxwell

there. Oh, so that they didn't advise me. Oh, I probably will. I called you to find out the name of

the officer in the charge of the case if you could give it to me. Well, it's he, uh, Lieutenant

Derosa. Derosa. You happen to know what their theory is, if any? Jerry? I don't think they

arrived at a definite theory. Don't toss up between murder and suicide, huh? Okay, Mr.

Simplin. How be in touch?

John Lund in a transcribed adventure of a man with the action-packed expensive car.

America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator. You're his truly Johnny Valley.

Expense accounts submitted by a special investigator, Johnny Dollar, to Home Office,

Corinthian Life Insurance Company, Hartford, Connecticut. The following is an accounting of

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